Sustainable Development
Biology ⇒ Ecology and Environment
Sustainable Development starts at 9 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe how sustainable development can help reduce poverty.
Describe how sustainable water management can benefit both people and ecosystems.
Describe one way in which urbanization can challenge sustainable development.
Describe the concept of carrying capacity in relation to sustainable development.
Describe the role of technology in achieving sustainable development.
Explain how the use of renewable energy sources contributes to sustainable development.
Explain the importance of biodiversity conservation in sustainable development.
Explain the relationship between population growth and sustainable development.
Explain the role of education in promoting sustainable development.
Explain why overexploitation of natural resources is a threat to sustainable development.
A city is planning to expand its infrastructure to accommodate a growing population. As an environmental consultant, outline three strategies you would recommend to ensure the expansion aligns with the principles of sustainable development.
A manufacturing company claims that its new product is 'sustainable.' List and explain three criteria you would use to critically assess this claim from an ecological and environmental perspective.
Describe the role of ecosystem services in supporting sustainable development, and provide two examples of how their degradation can impact human well-being.
Discuss how the concept of ecological footprint can be used to evaluate the sustainability of a country's development. Provide at least two limitations of using this metric.
Explain how the integration of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) can enhance sustainable development initiatives, particularly in biodiversity conservation.
